This is an annotated list of databases produced by South Carolina State Agencies listed by producing agency.

This is an annotated list of databases produced by South Carolina State Agencies listed by producing agency.

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== South Carolina State Library [http://www.statelibrary.sc.gov]==

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The South Carolina State Library is the official state depository of all state publications. In 2007 the collection of print, map, electronic, and other media format publications numbered more than 90,000. Publications in electronic format (SCEdocs) have been added to the library servers since 2005. In 2011 the Library began digitizing the collection of print state documents.<br>

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== Archives and History, Department of [http://scdah.sc.gov/] ==

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* [http://sclends.lib.sc.us/opac/en-US/skin/default/xml/index.xml SCLENDS ] is the catalog for the State Library and other county public library system holdings. To limit a search to the State Library, select that Library. Records for items that are state documents will include a link to the electronic format (Many are "scedocs" and are saved to library servers.) and number of copies available for loan.<br>

* [http://www.statelibrary.sc.gov/grants South Carolina Foundations Directory ] The Directory contains information on active private foundations, community foundations, and grant-making public charities located within the state of South Carolina or registered in South Carolina, AND that also give in South Carolina. Most entries were compiled from information found on 2006 Internal Revenue Service tax returns. Each private foundation is required to file a form 990-PF annually. This form includes information on the foundation's income, assets, expenses, grants or contributions paid, grants approved for future payment, officers or trustees, address, and telephone number. The directory is compiled by a Library staff member and is available in pdf or paper ($15.00).<br>

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*[http://rediscov.sc.gov/scar/ SCArchCat] Online catalog that allows searching and browsing of information about the holdings of the SC Archives, including non-current state, county, and municipal records, as well as copies of records relating to South Carolina government and history from other government and private sources.

*[http://shpo.sc.gov/research/Pages/ArchSite.aspx ArchSite] is an online Geographic Information System (GIS) that is focused on documenting cultural resources and archeological surveys. It currently includes the following data layers: National Register properties, Archaeological sites, Buildings and structures evaluated for National Register eligibility (surveyed after 1990), Areas surveyed for cultural resources (primarily since November 1998), County-wide historic architectural survey data for 13 counties and Civil War earthworks thematic survey data. Public viewers will have access to National Register listings, historic property survey information, and non-locational archaeology information.

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*[http://www.scaet.org/markers/ Historical Markers Database]

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*[http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/nrlinks.htm The National Register of Historic Places - Search Records by County]

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== Department of Health and Environmental Control [http://www.dhec.sc.gov]==

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== Corrections, Department of [http://www.doc.sc.gov/]==

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*[http://www.doc.sc.gov/InmateSearchDisclaimer.jsp Inmate Search] The search displays photographs and public information on inmates currently sentenced to and incarcerated in South Carolina prisons.

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== Education, Department of [http://www.ed.sc.gov]==

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*[http://www.ed.sc.gov/schools School Directory] gives information on locating schools of all levels in a city, district, or county. The "LookUp Tool" allows one to choose a district and then decide on the type of information desired, such as school address, district information, or district staff. There are also links for a printable directory in pdf, for lists of private schools and for homeschool organizations, and educational organizations.

*[http://www.dhec.sc.gov/administration/vr/vrdi.htm South Carolina Death Indexes 1915-1956] Use ''LizardTech DjVu'' to view scanned records (name, date, age, sex and race) for the years above. More current records are digital.

*[http://www.dhec.sc.gov/administration/vr/vrdi.htm South Carolina Death Indexes 1915-1956] Use ''LizardTech DjVu'' to view scanned records (name, date, age, sex and race) for the years above. More current records are digital.

*[http://scangis.dhec.sc.gov/scan/ SCANDHEC] South Carolina Community Assessment Network is an interactive data retrieval system for community assessment, planning and health practices. Users can create tables, charts, and maps according to their interests and specifications at the DHEC Region, County, or Zip-Code level. Birth Certificate Data, Death Certificate Data, and demographics were the first data sets available on the SCAN system. Other available data sets include PRAMS (Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System), Pregnancy data, Fetal Death data, Mother's Health and Lifestyle data, Infant and Child Health data, Infant Mortality data, Childhood Lead Surveillance, Cancer Incidence and Mortality data from the SC Central Cancer Registry (SCCCR)and Live Birth Infant Death Cohort data. Future modules will include a Community Profile Module. Each data set can be used to create a table or map. FAQ's, and help pages are included.

*[http://scangis.dhec.sc.gov/scan/ SCANDHEC] South Carolina Community Assessment Network is an interactive data retrieval system for community assessment, planning and health practices. Users can create tables, charts, and maps according to their interests and specifications at the DHEC Region, County, or Zip-Code level. Birth Certificate Data, Death Certificate Data, and demographics were the first data sets available on the SCAN system. Other available data sets include PRAMS (Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System), Pregnancy data, Fetal Death data, Mother's Health and Lifestyle data, Infant and Child Health data, Infant Mortality data, Childhood Lead Surveillance, Cancer Incidence and Mortality data from the SC Central Cancer Registry (SCCCR)and Live Birth Infant Death Cohort data. Future modules will include a Community Profile Module. Each data set can be used to create a table or map. FAQ's, and help pages are included.

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*[http://www.dhec.sc.gov/health/envhlth/food-safety/inspection-rating.asp Restaurant Inspection Scores] Search by restaurant name or street name in a city to find current regular (unannounced) or followup inspection scores.

*[https://scaccess.communityos.org/cms/ SC Access] is a web-based service directory for seniors and people with disabilities. Includes more than 11,000 nonprofit, government, for-profit, and unicorporated agency listings in 18 categories. Entries contain uniform information without advertising. The website has many other links to useful information, most with larger text and icons for easy readability.

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[http://www.scstatehouse.gov/ Legislature Home] has a link to the SC Legislature "Quick Search", which enables full-text searching not only of the resources below, but the budget, Constitution and House and Senate Journals as well .There is also a Legislator finding tool and voting history.<br>

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[http://www.scstatehouse.gov/cgi-bin/query.exe?first=FIRST&querytext=&category=Code Code of Laws of South Carolina] can be searched by text or by Chapter.<br>

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[http://www.scstatehouse.gov/cgi-bin/query.exe?first=FIRST&querytext=&category=Regs Code of Regulations of South Carolina] can be searched by text or by Chapter.<br>

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[http://www.scstatehouse.gov/cgi-bin/query.exe?first=FIRST&querytext=library&category=Legislation&session=ALL Search Legislation] Enables full-text searching on all bills (1991-2013), bill titles, history and text of Acts (1980-1990), and bill titles and history (1975-1979)<br>

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== South Carolina Department of Archives and History [http://scdah.sc.gov/] ==

*[http://www.dppps.sc.gov/sc_most_wanted.html Most Wanted] is a listing with photographs of the most wanted, absconded criminals.

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*[http://www.dppps.sc.gov/find.html Active Offender] search is for offenders currently on parole or probation and are under supervision by the agency.

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'''SC Archives and History''' collects both internal agency records and public documents. It also is the depository of official records of state business and history.<br>

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'''Online Records Index'''[http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/]contains 8 databases of records on individuals, places, and topics. These are important for family history searches prior to visiting the agency.<br>

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'''Maps tracing the formation of South Carolina counties''' [http://archives.sc.gov/sccountymaps/Pages/default.aspx] The webpage with links to maps of South Carolina history, including Anglican Church parishes.<br>

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'''''Nota Bene:''''' The State Archives has worked with Internet Archive to save agency websites at [http://www.archive-it.org/organizations/115 Web Site Archives].<br>

'''SC Office on Aging''' connects seniors with available services and providers.<br>

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== Secretary of State [http://www.scsos.com/]==

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'''SC Access''' [https://scaccess.communityos.org/cms/] is a web-based service directory for seniors and people with disabilities. Includes more than 11,000 nonprofit, government, for-profit, and unicorporated agency listings in 18 categories. Entries contain uniform information without advertising. The website has many other links to useful information, most with larger text and icons for easy readability.<br>

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*[https://www.scbos.sc.gov/ SC Business One Stop] allows all types of businesses to file for licensing in South Carolina. They can set up a secure file, edit and submit applications, and make payments across agencies. The site includes many pages of instructions and links.

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*[http://www.scsos.com/Search%20Business%20Filings Business Filings] A Searchable database of basic filing information about any entity filed with the office. Registered agents' names and addresses, dates of business filings and types of filings are available.

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*[https://ucconline.sc.gov/UCCFiling/UCCMainPage.aspx Uniform Commercial Code Filings] Contains information on debtor and secured party names and UCC1 or UCC3 number searching. Names and addresses, dates of filings and types of filings are listed. Fee based.

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*[http://www.scsos.com/Search%20Charities South Carolina Charities] A searchable database of information on charitable organizations which are registered with the Secretary of State under South Carolina's Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act. Available information includes organization name, address, and a financial summary.

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== South Carolina Secretary of State [http://www.scsos.com/]==

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== South Carolina Legislature [http://www.scstatehouse.gov/] ==

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*[http://www.scstatehouse.gov/ Legislature Home] has a link to the SC Legislature "Quick Search", which enables full-text searching not only of the resources below, but the budget, Constitution and House and Senate Journals as well .There is also a Legislator finding tool and voting history.

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*[http://www.scstatehouse.gov/cgi-bin/query.exe?first=FIRST&querytext=&category=Code Code of Laws of South Carolina] can be searched by text or by Chapter.

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*[http://www.scstatehouse.gov/cgi-bin/query.exe?first=FIRST&querytext=&category=Regs Code of Regulations of South Carolina] can be searched by text or by Chapter.

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*[http://www.scstatehouse.gov/cgi-bin/query.exe?first=FIRST&querytext=library&category=Legislation&session=ALL Search Legislation] Enables full-text searching on all bills (1991-2013), bill titles, history and text of Acts (1980-1990), and bill titles and history (1975-1979)

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'''SC Business One Stop''' [https://www.scbos.sc.gov/] allows all types of businesses to file for licensing in South Carolina. They can set up a secure file, edit and submit applications, and make payments across agencies. The site includes many pages of instructions and links.<br>

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'''Business Filings''' [http://www.scsos.com/corp_search.htm] A Searchable database of basic filing information about any entity filed with the office. Registered agents' names and addresses, dates of business filings and types of filings are available.<br>

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'''Uniform Commercial Code Filings'''[https://ucconline.sc.gov/UCCFiling/UCCMainPage.aspx] Contains information on debtor and secured party names and UCC1 or UCC3 number searching. Names and addresses, dates of filings and types of filings are listed. Fee based.<br>

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'''South Carolina Charities''' [http://www.scsos.com/Search%20Charities] A searchable database of information on charitable organizations which are registered with the Secretary of State under South Carolina's Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act. Available information includes organization name, address, and a financial summary. <br>

'''Inmate Search''' [http://www.doc.sc.gov/InmateSearchDisclaimer.jsp] The search displays photographs and public information on inmates currently sentenced to and incarcerated in South Carolina prisons. <br>

* [http://sclends.lib.sc.us/opac/en-US/skin/default/xml/index.xml SCLENDS ] is the catalog for the State Library and other county public library system holdings. To limit a search to the State Library, select that Library. Records for items that are state documents will include a link to the electronic format (Many are "scedocs" and are saved to library servers.) and number of copies available for loan.<br>

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* [http://www.statelibrary.sc.gov/grants South Carolina Foundations Directory ] The Directory contains information on active private foundations, community foundations, and grant-making public charities located within the state of South Carolina or registered in South Carolina, AND that also give in South Carolina. Most entries were compiled from information found on 2006 Internal Revenue Service tax returns. Each private foundation is required to file a form 990-PF annually. This form includes information on the foundation's income, assets, expenses, grants or contributions paid, grants approved for future payment, officers or trustees, address, and telephone number. The directory is compiled by a Library staff member and is available in pdf or paper ($15.00)

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PPP has several databases on released or at large criminals.<br>

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'''Most Wanted''' [http://www.dppps.sc.gov/sc_most_wanted.html] is a listing with photographs of the most wanted, absconded criminals. <br>

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'''Active Offender''' [http://www.dppps.sc.gov/find.html] search is for offenders currently on parole or probation and are under supervision by the agency.<br>

*[http://www.southcarolinaarts.com/roster/index.shtml Approved Artist Roster] is a database of currently registered artists. The search page gives many categories from which to select artists and entries include statements by the artists and contact information. Most have photos and links to webpages.

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The Arts Commission promotes arts and artists in the state through concerts, grants and assistance to artists, and grants to program providers.<br>

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'''Approved Artist Roster''' [http://www.southcarolinaarts.com/roster/index.shtml] is a database of currently registered artists. The search page gives many categories from which to select artists and entries include statements by the artists and contact information. Most have photos and links to webpages. The database replaces a print directory of approved artists.<br>

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== Public Service Commission of South Carolina [http://www.psc.sc.gov/default.asp]==

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The Public Service Commission functions as a court for cases involving utilities and other regulated companies.<br>

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'''Directory of Regulated Utilities''' [http://dms.psc.sc.gov/directory/]. Type in a single letter to pull up the entire database of over 2500 companies. Complete entries include complete contact information.<br>

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'''Orders''' [http://dms.psc.sc.gov/orderindex/home/index.cfm]. The database of Orders of the Public Service Commission is being expanded to cover orders and rate requests from 1990 to present. Searches can be by keyword, with filtering by industry.

Health and Human Services manages the Medicaid program for South Carolina.<br>

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'''Medicaid Statistics by County''' [http://www.dhhs.state.sc.us/dhhsnew/countyleveldata.asp] The database contains pdf documents for each county and statewide covering enrollment, expenditures, Medicaid healthcare providers, and updates on the state's Medicaid reform effort. The page indicates that data will be updated on a semi-annual basis. The data currently is from a May, 2009 update.<br>

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'''Medicaid Provider Database''' [http://www.dhhs.state.sc.us/dhhsnew/ADOProviderSearch.asp]. Choose a county (drop down box) AND a service (drop list of 17 services) to get a neat listing of providers. Entries include name, service, address and phone number. The database replaces a print provider list.<br>

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== South Carolina Department of Education [http://www.ed.sc.gov]==

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The State Department of Education is responsible for K-12 public education in the state.<br>

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'''School Directory'''[http://www.ed.sc.gov/schools] gives information on locating schools of all levels in a city, district, or county. The "LookUp Tool" allows one to choose a district and then decide on the type of information desired, such as school address, district information, or district staff. There are also links for a printable directory in pdf, for lists of private schools and for homeschool organizations, and educational organizations.<br>

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'''School Report Card Portal'''[http://www.ed.sc.gov/topics/researchandstats/schoolreportcard/]Not really a database, but a page linking to pages for each school in each district. The report cards are annual accountability reports of the challenge of having student achievement ranked in the top half of schools nationally. The searchable database of reports is available through the Education Oversight Committee.<br>

Revision as of 15:03, 12 March 2013

South Carolina State Agency Databases

This is an annotated list of databases produced by South Carolina State Agencies listed by producing agency.

If you are a registered user of this wiki, feel free to add a database to this list or fix broken links. If you're not a registered user, or are not comfortable editing wikis, you may also send an e-mail to Ed Sperr, the documents specialist for this page at esperr AT sgu DOT edu. This page was last edited March 12th, 2013.

SCArchCat Online catalog that allows searching and browsing of information about the holdings of the SC Archives, including non-current state, county, and municipal records, as well as copies of records relating to South Carolina government and history from other government and private sources.

ArchSite is an online Geographic Information System (GIS) that is focused on documenting cultural resources and archeological surveys. It currently includes the following data layers: National Register properties, Archaeological sites, Buildings and structures evaluated for National Register eligibility (surveyed after 1990), Areas surveyed for cultural resources (primarily since November 1998), County-wide historic architectural survey data for 13 counties and Civil War earthworks thematic survey data. Public viewers will have access to National Register listings, historic property survey information, and non-locational archaeology information.

School Directory gives information on locating schools of all levels in a city, district, or county. The "LookUp Tool" allows one to choose a district and then decide on the type of information desired, such as school address, district information, or district staff. There are also links for a printable directory in pdf, for lists of private schools and for homeschool organizations, and educational organizations.

SCANDHEC South Carolina Community Assessment Network is an interactive data retrieval system for community assessment, planning and health practices. Users can create tables, charts, and maps according to their interests and specifications at the DHEC Region, County, or Zip-Code level. Birth Certificate Data, Death Certificate Data, and demographics were the first data sets available on the SCAN system. Other available data sets include PRAMS (Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System), Pregnancy data, Fetal Death data, Mother's Health and Lifestyle data, Infant and Child Health data, Infant Mortality data, Childhood Lead Surveillance, Cancer Incidence and Mortality data from the SC Central Cancer Registry (SCCCR)and Live Birth Infant Death Cohort data. Future modules will include a Community Profile Module. Each data set can be used to create a table or map. FAQ's, and help pages are included.

SC Restaurant Ratings Recent sanitation/food safety scores for nearly 17,000 restaurants, delis, school cafeterias, grocery stores, retail meat markets, bakeries and seafood markets in South Carolina. Search by facility name/type or by city and or county.

SC Access is a web-based service directory for seniors and people with disabilities. Includes more than 11,000 nonprofit, government, for-profit, and unicorporated agency listings in 18 categories. Entries contain uniform information without advertising. The website has many other links to useful information, most with larger text and icons for easy readability.

SC Business One Stop allows all types of businesses to file for licensing in South Carolina. They can set up a secure file, edit and submit applications, and make payments across agencies. The site includes many pages of instructions and links.

Business Filings A Searchable database of basic filing information about any entity filed with the office. Registered agents' names and addresses, dates of business filings and types of filings are available.

Uniform Commercial Code Filings Contains information on debtor and secured party names and UCC1 or UCC3 number searching. Names and addresses, dates of filings and types of filings are listed. Fee based.

South Carolina Charities A searchable database of information on charitable organizations which are registered with the Secretary of State under South Carolina's Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act. Available information includes organization name, address, and a financial summary.

Legislature Home has a link to the SC Legislature "Quick Search", which enables full-text searching not only of the resources below, but the budget, Constitution and House and Senate Journals as well .There is also a Legislator finding tool and voting history.

SCLENDS is the catalog for the State Library and other county public library system holdings. To limit a search to the State Library, select that Library. Records for items that are state documents will include a link to the electronic format (Many are "scedocs" and are saved to library servers.) and number of copies available for loan.

South Carolina Foundations Directory The Directory contains information on active private foundations, community foundations, and grant-making public charities located within the state of South Carolina or registered in South Carolina, AND that also give in South Carolina. Most entries were compiled from information found on 2006 Internal Revenue Service tax returns. Each private foundation is required to file a form 990-PF annually. This form includes information on the foundation's income, assets, expenses, grants or contributions paid, grants approved for future payment, officers or trustees, address, and telephone number. The directory is compiled by a Library staff member and is available in pdf or paper ($15.00)

Approved Artist Roster is a database of currently registered artists. The search page gives many categories from which to select artists and entries include statements by the artists and contact information. Most have photos and links to webpages.